AEW Dynamite Results 12/3 - Hardcore Holiday Death Match, Blue & Gold League Continental Classic Matches
Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "AEW Dynamite" on December 3, 2025, coming to you live from the Fishers Event Center in Fishers, Indiana!
Babes of Wrath's Harley Cameron and Willow Nightingale will be finding out who will be facing them in the finals of the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship Tournament tonight, as Timeless Love Bombs' Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa go head-to-head with Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir in a semifinals Hardcore Holiday Death Match. Storm and Shirakawa earned the right to choose the stipulation for tonight's match at AEW Full Gear on November 22 when they defeated Bayne and Shafir, Babes of Wrath, and Sisters of Sin in a Four Corners Match.
The 2025 Continental Classic is set to continue tonight, as Kyle Fletcher of The Don Callis Family will be squaring off with Kevin Knight, while Fletcher's stablemate and Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada will be going one-on-one on PAC in a pair of Gold League Matches and PAC's Death Rider stablemates Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli will be colliding with one another in a Blue League Match. Fletcher, PAC, and Knight are currently leading the Gold League with three points each, while Moxley, Castagnoli, and IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Konosuke Takeshita are tied for first in the Blue League with three points apiece.
Additionally, titleholder Samoa Joe of The Opps and Eddie Kingston will be meeting one another ahead of their AEW World Championship match at "AEW Dynamite" Winter Is Coming on December 10.
We are live! Excalibur and Bryan Danielson greet audiences at home as Tony Schiavone is waiting in the ring to introduce Samoa Joe and Eddie Kingston. Both men make their way to the ring.
Samoa Joe and Eddie Kingston Meet Ahead Of Their AEW World Championship Match at Winter Is Coming
Joe orders Schiavone to get out of the ring before he snatches the ugly wig off his head, and Schiavone obliges to take his seat at the commentary desk. Joe says himself and Kingston have situations to address, then says the fans are too stupid to realize when they're in the presence of greatness. He addresses why HOOK betrayed Kingston and says he wanted HOOK to have a complete education learning about what's on the other side. He says Kingston won't cross the finish line at Winter Is Coming, but not because of anything he did, but because he was choked unconscious in the middle of the ring.
Kingston says Joe was once held in high regard, but he sold his soul hard and says Joe showed fighting spirit and what it meant to be a real Heavyweight Champion, but now he jumps people from behind. He says Joe became the guys he used to hate and call out, then says if Joe doesn't bring back his old self back, he will eat him alive at Winter Is Coming and heads to the back.
PAC then makes his way to the ring. Kazuchika Okada follows, and Don Callis joins the commentary desk.
Kazuchika Okada vs. PAC in a Gold League Match for the 2025 Continental Classic
The bell rings and the two lock up. PAC connects with a dropkick on Okada off the ropes, then runs the ropes but Okada slides out of the ring. Okada sends PAC crashing into the barricade, then connects with a DDT on PAC back in the ring and delivers a bodyslam to PAC.
Back from the break, PAC delivers an enzuigiri to Okada. Okada responds with a back elbow to PAC and connects with an elbow on him, then follows it up with a DDT and goes for a pin. Okada kicks out, then lands a bodyslam on PAC but PAC fires off back elbows on Okada and connects with a cutter on him from the apron and over the top rope.
Okada levels PAC with a dropkick, but PAC rolls up Okada. Okada kicks out, but PAC catches him with a boot in the corner and follows it up with a pair of German suplexes. Okada responds with a piledriver to PAC, but PAC looks to cinch in the Brutalizer on Okada. Okada transitions into a pinfall for the win.
Winner: Kazuchika Okada
We then head backstage, where Mark Briscoe asks Tony Khan to make a TNT Championship match between him and Daniel Garcia official for "AEW Collision" Winter Is Coming via video.
Excalibur then informs the audience at home that Darby Allin has not been medically cleared to compete or travel as of right now after last Wednesday, and notes that more information will be shared as more is learned about the extent of Allin's condition.
Kevin Knight then makes his way to the ring. Kyle Fletcher follows, and Don Callis remains at the announce desk.
Kyle Fletcher vs. Kevin Knight in a Gold League Match for the 2025 Continental Classic
The bell rings and Fletcher levels Knight. Knight steps over Fletcher's spine and connects with a pair of arm drags on him, then sends him crashing off the apron with a boot to his face. Knight levels Fletcher with a lariat off the ring apron, then flies off the top rope with another lariat to level Fletcher on the outside.
Back from the break, Knight delivers a hurricanrana to Fletcher off the top rope and spikes him with a DDT. He goes for a pin, but Fletcher kicks out until Knight rolls him up once again. Fletcher kicks out and throws Knight crashing into the middle turnbuckle face first, then delivers a boot to his face and dumps him onto the apron. Knight responds with a clothesline to Fletcher off the apron and over the top rope, then goes for a pin but Knight kicks out.
Knight ascends to the top rope, but Fletcher trips him. Knight manages to drape Fletcher off the top rope by his knees, then ascends to the top rope and connects with a Coast-To-Coast on him. He then ascends back up to the top and sets up for the UFO Splash, but Fletcher gets his knees up and pins Knight. Knight kicks out, but Fletcher delivers a sit-out powerbomb to Knight and pins him once again.
Knight manages to kick out and rolls up Fletcher. Fletcher kicks out and intercepts Knight with a kick, then delivers a boot to him in the corner and follows it up with a Brainbuster for the win.
Winner: Kyle Fletcher
Don Callis slides into the ring and says he has something important to say. He asks Fletcher how he's feeling, and Fletcher says he's not feeling great as Josh Alexander and Hechicero make their way to the ring with the bags of money Alexander and The Young Bucks won at Full Gear in hand. Callis reminds Nick Jackson and Matt Jackson he has their money, and says Kenny Omega won't be financing them. He demands The Young Bucks to be a man and take the money from him.
Matt and Nick appear on the entrance ramp and run down to the ring. They land double superkicks on Fletcher, Alexander, and Hechicero, then run over Fletcher with a BTE Trigger and get their hands on one of the bags of money. Kazuchika Okada runs down to the ring and levels Matt with a Rainmaker as Hechicero and Alexander beat down Nick. Jurassic Express' music then hits, and Luchasaurus and Jack Perry run down to the ring to even the odds. Perry flies off the top rope with some assitance from Luchasaurus to level Hechicero and Alexander on the outside, and while Okada low blows Luchasaurus to take him out, Perry bites Okada's finger.
Mark Davis and El Clon run down to the ring to provide Hechicero, Alexander, Okada, and Fletcher with some back-up as Don Callis joins in and rains down right hands on Matt. He jams his finger into Nick's eyes, but Kenny Omega's music hits and he runs down to the ring to come to the aid of Matt, Nick, and Jurassic Express.
Megan Bayne, Marina Shafir (now dubbed The Mega Problems), and Penelope Ford then make their way to the ring. Timeless Love Bombs follow.
Timeless Love Bombs vs. The Mega Problems (w/ Penelope Ford) in a Hardcore Holiday Death Match for the Semifinals of the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship Tournament
The bell rings and Toni Storm begins brawling with Marina Shafir as Mina Shirakawa takes the fight to Megan Bayne. Shirakwa and Storm spike Bayne and Shafir with DDTs, but Storm throws a champagne bottle on Shafir and jams a piece of the bottle into Bayne's head.
Shirakawa hits Bayne with a giant candy cane wrapped in barbed wire, then dumps her back in the ring and uses it to deliver a sling blade. Storm throws Shirakawa on top of Bayne inside the ring, then looks to deliver a double suplex to Bayne. Bayne delivers a double Fallaway Slam to Storm and Shirakawa, and Shafir uses her legs to spike Storm on the ring apron. Bayne then dumps Shirakawa out of the ring and over the top rope to take Storm out on the outside.
Back from the break, Bayne tosses a golden chair over to Storm and uses it to deliver a shotgun dropkick to her. She holds Storm in place as Shafir hits Shirakawa with a frying pan and Bayne fires off clotheslines on Storm. Bayne then repeatedly hits Storm with the golden chair and looks to hit Storm with it once again as Bayne hits her with the frying pan.
Storm ducks out of the way and Bayne and Shafir hit their weapons against one another. Storm delivers a Storm Zero to Bayne off the apron and through a table on the outside as Shafir cinches in a sleeper on Shirakawa. Storm slides a kendo stick to Shirakawa in the ring, and Shirakawa jams it into Shafir's eye to break the hold.
Storm then assists Shirakawa to the top rope, and Shirakawa delivers a crossbody to Shafir on the outside. Storm then grabs the golden chair and holds Shafir in place for Shirakawa to land a sling blade to Shafir on the chair and pin her. Bayne pushes Storm on top of Shirakawa and Shafir to break the fall, and Shafir delivers a suplex to Shirakawa. Bayne spears Shirakawa through a table set up in the corner, but Storm comes to Shirakawa's aid. Shafir hits Storm with the golden chair, but Storm delivers a Storm Zero to Bayne on top of Shafir.
Santa Claus (aka Luther) then makes his way to the ring with a present in hand. Shafir takes the present from Luther, but Storm sends Shafir crashing into a bunch of broken glass in the ring. Storm then hits Shafir with the shoe and rolls her up on top of the glass for the win.
Winners: Timeless Love Bombs
We then head backstage to Dark Order, where they run into "Hangman" Adam Page on their way to the ring. Alex Reynolds warns Page against interfering in their upcoming match against The Opps, and Page agrees despite saying he'll deal with The Opps afterwards. Both teams then make their way to the ring.
The Opps vs. Dark Order
The Opps blindside Dark Order from behind. HOOK sends John Silver crashing into the ring apron as Katsuyori Shibata drives Evil Uno into the barricade and Powerhouse Hobbs does the same to Alex Reynolds. HOOK then dumps Silver back in the ring, and the bell sounds.
Silver fires off a series of kicks on HOOK's chest, but HOOK intercepts Silver with a T-Bone suplex. Reynolds looks to fly out of the ring to level Hobbs, but Hobbs sees him coming and sends him crashing onto the floor. Shibata sends Uno crashing off the middle rope and delivers a kick to him, then stands tall with HOOK and Hobbs in the ring.
Back from the break, Uno delivers a double DDT to HOOK and Shibata. Hobbs levels Uno with a clothesline and pins him, but Silver and Reynolds break the fall. Hobbs then connects with a spinebuster on Uno for the win as HOOK has a Redrum cinched in on Silver while Shibata has a sleeper locked in on Reynolds.
Winners: The Opps
After the match, "Hangman" Adam Page sneaks up behind The Opps. He uses a chain to fire off right hands on Hobbs, but Hobbs and Shibata powerpower Page. Page hits Hobbs with a beer bottle and ascends to the top rope, then sets up for the Buckshot Lariat on Hobbs. Security runs down to the ring to hold Page back, but Page fires off right hands on them and runs over one of the guards with a boot. He lands a Buckshot Lariat on another one of them as The Opps slip to the back.
Claudio Castagnoli then makes his way to the ring. Jon Moxley follows.
Jon Moxley vs. Claudio Castagnoli in a Blue League Match for the 2025 Continental Classic
The bell rings and the two lock up. The referee advises Marina Shafir (who is lingering at ringside) to head to the back, and while Shafir refuses to leave, she eventually decides to head to the back. Moxley then fires off chops and right hands on Castagnoli's chest.
Back from the break, Castagnoli connects with The Swing on Moxley. He cinches in a crossface on Moxley, but Moxley powers up to his feet and exchanges strikes with Castagnoli. Moxley fires off a few right hands and left hands on Castagnoli, then dumps him back in the ring and follows him inside.
Moxley runs over Castagnoli with a clothesline, but Castagnoli runs over Moxley with an uppercut and delivers a double stomp to him that sends him tumbling off a chair he's sitting on. Castagnoli then delivers an uppercut that sends Moxley crashing into the ring steps that are on their side, then connects with a lariat and a powerbomb on him back inside the ring. He goes for a pin, but Moxley kicks out.
Moxley and Castagnoli tensely stare one another down as the clock on the 20 minute time limit ticks down. Castagnoli then runs over Moxley with an uppercut and pins him for the win.
Winner: Claudio Castagnoli